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CuePlayer

A tool for composing and performing real-time and mixed electronic works using the SuperCollider language. It helps a composer to organise processes and musical material in bundles (cues) and execute them when needed during the course of a piece. It is particularly applicable to musical works incorporating real-time electronics and acoustic instruments; it may also be handy in any scenario where the composer wishes to organise, schedule and trigger bundles of processes.

Here’s a link to a preview of the tutorial & to a quick look video. Download a conference paper discussing the use of CuePlayer for composition of mixed electronic works.

Install it as a quark from within SuperCollider via executing Quarks.install("CuePlayer"); or download it from GitHub, unzip & and place the folder inside "~/Library/Application Support/SuperCollider/Extensions/".

🌵 Cactus

A style agnostic framework for creative coding using the SuperCollider audio programming language. At its most basic level it will:

• Create a project file structure with configuration, initialisation and cleanup files.
• Create a buffers folder from which it collects all sound files and make them available through an intuitive interface.
• Allow for defining quickstart templates for different types of projects using a (very) basic templating engine.

Work in Progress:

• Allow for the creation and access of modules of sound processes. The ‘modules’ and ‘browse’ keys on the GUI are already present and the structure is functional but there are but a few modules available. The interface may still change quite a bit on this.
• Add a folder titled ‘classes’ in your Cactus project and the classes will be auto-linked to SuperCollider. Has not been tested but feel free to use and provide feedback.

Check it out on GitHub.